After a few seconds of hesitating, you decided to ask him something. "So.. Do you have any hobbies?" You were afraid Jin was going to ignore you but he turned his head to you with a slightly surprised face. "Hobby?"

Your face grew red. "Yeah, sorry if that's so sudden."

Jin shook his head. "No, it's fine." He tapped his fingers against the steering wheel as he waited for the green light. "I like to cook in my free time."

Your eyes sparkled, a bit amazed. "You're a good cook?"

"I'm not that good, I just know the basics I guess." He answered humbly. "You're better than me at least. My mom said I had no talent in cooking, just studying." You said, a bit embarrassed. 

"My parents would love to have a child like you." 

You were starting to blush at his words but when you turned to face Jin, his facial appearance wasn't very good after he said that. 

"I bet you're smarter than me." You replied, glancing at him. "I mean, I'm good at studying but I'm not really good with my academics." You huffed. "I've been spending my holidays in the library and still haven't finished my research. Geez, the teachers really like to torture their students, huh? Just because we have some time off from books, doesn't mean we'll forget everything and become dumb-"

Jin chuckled at your continuous grumbles as you glanced at him. It was then that you started to stare at him again. *He's smiling!*

"Sorry. Go on." Jin coughed as you snapped out of your thoughts. 

"O-Oh. No, it's okay. I must've been talking too much again." You looked down at your lap, playing with your fingers.

"I think it's cute." He said making you blush madly, fanning your face silently. Before you could say anything, Jin beat you to it. "We're here."

You looked outside your window and see the shop. "I can finally call Yerin."

"Yerin?" 

You turned to face Jin. "Yeah, she's my friend." 

"What about your parents?" Jin turned the ignition off. "Well they're on a business trip. They'll be back tomorrow but the key to the house is with them so I'm